inline code syntax highlighting

[aabbccddeeffggj]

Issues

• I have checked existing issues and there are no existing ones with the same request.

Feature description

1 - On a .norg file:

- example of initializing a variable:
@inline(cpp) int two{2};

concealing...

• example of initializing a variable
int two{2};

2 - Being able to define aliases for these statements would be interesting:

/alias("@inline(cpp)", "cpp")

- example of initializing a variable
cpp int two{2};

concealing...

• example of initializing a variable
int two{2};

Help

No

Implementation help

No response

[max397574]

perhaps this should be opened in the specs repository
https://github.com/nvim-neorg/norg-specs

[aabbccddeeffggj]

I opened it there, thanks.

[aabbccddeeffggj]

The norg-spec does have this feature (Attached Modifier Extensions), but it doesn't seem to be available in neorg.

|example
`print("This is some python")`(lang:python) <- The lang:python attribute highlights the text as python
*some green and bold text!*(color:green)    <- some green and bold text

{* Link location}[this is an important link](important|color:red) <- Highlights the link as big,
                                                                     bold (important) and red.
|end

Previously it was not supported due to performance reasons, now I'm not sure how's the state of it.